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Trying to automate environmentalism alone won’t resolve political barriers to conservation, but it might help us think differently
Decision Trees Trying to automate environmentalism alone won’t resolve political barriers to conservation, but it might help us think differently Jason Rhys Parry November 10, 2020 share Image: By Veronika Kellndorfer . Courtesy the artist. Full-text audio version of this essay. There is a glaring discrepancy between the sophistication of our tools for monitoring earth and the sluggishness with which we respond to the alarming information they provide. As the undersea arrays, data processing centers, satellites, receiving stations, radar platforms, and aerostats bring us ever more refine
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